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[[File:Ultimate Frosh Hot Sauce 0T9.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Hot sauce eating contest at Ultimate F!rosh competition 0T9]] | [[File:Ultimate Frosh Hot Sauce 0T9.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Hot sauce eating contest at Ultimate F!rosh competition 0T9]] | ||
The '''Ultimate Frosh''' (U!F!) competition takes place on the Tuesday evening of [[Godiva Week]]. Unlike many other Godiva Week competitions, such as [[Mr. Blue & Gold]] or [[Godiva's Crown]], where F!rosh are forbidden from winning, Ultimate F!rosh can only be won by a first-year student. The competition consists of a series of challenges determined by the previous year's Ultimate F!rosh and the runner-up from the year before. <br> | The '''Ultimate Frosh''' (U!F!) competition takes place on the Tuesday evening of [[Godiva Week]]. Unlike many other Godiva Week competitions, such as [[Mr. Blue & Gold]] or [[Godiva's Crown]], where F!rosh are forbidden from winning, Ultimate F!rosh can only be won by a first-year student. The competition consists of a series of challenges determined by the previous year's Ultimate F!rosh and the runner-up from the year before, often including challenges to eat or drink disgusting concoctions. <br> | ||
Upon winning, the victorious F!rosh is rewarded with a hardhat and swears an oath to jump up and down on command until the next Ultimate F!rosh is chosen at the next annual Godiva Week. | Upon winning, the victorious F!rosh is rewarded with a hardhat and swears an oath to jump up and down on command until the next Ultimate F!rosh is chosen at the next annual Godiva Week. | ||
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||David Jin | |||
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Notes:<br /> | Notes:<br /> | ||
2024: Runner-up, the one who actually finished was an upper-year imposter.<br /> | |||
2021,2023: The competition had 2 co-winners giving the title to 2 F!rosh.<br /> | 2021,2023: The competition had 2 co-winners giving the title to 2 F!rosh.<br /> | ||
2019: <nowiki>*</nowiki> Left Skule, passing the position to the runner-up | 2019: <nowiki>*</nowiki> Left Skule, passing the position to the runner-up. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:05, 1 September 2024
The Ultimate Frosh (U!F!) competition takes place on the Tuesday evening of Godiva Week. Unlike many other Godiva Week competitions, such as Mr. Blue & Gold or Godiva's Crown, where F!rosh are forbidden from winning, Ultimate F!rosh can only be won by a first-year student. The competition consists of a series of challenges determined by the previous year's Ultimate F!rosh and the runner-up from the year before, often including challenges to eat or drink disgusting concoctions.
Upon winning, the victorious F!rosh is rewarded with a hardhat and swears an oath to jump up and down on command until the next Ultimate F!rosh is chosen at the next annual Godiva Week.
Past competitions for Ultimate F!rosh 1T3, 1T4, 1T5, and 2T1 can be viewed on SkuleTube.
Past Ultimate F!rosh Winners[edit | edit source]
| Year | Winner | Discipline |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | David Jin | ECE |
| 2023 | Sophia Bonellos Sencer Aksu |
MSE EngSci |
| 2022 | Celin Begeshev | Mech |
| 2021 | Kyla Tan
Emily Nguyen |
TrackOne
EngSci |
| 2020 | Aidan Lachine | EngSci |
| 2019 | Aakash Budhera | EngSci |
| Rebekah Parkes* | Track One | |
| 2018 | Mark McCutcheon | Track One |
| 2017 | Savo Bajic | Mech |
| 2016 | Susan Wang | EngSci |
| 2015 | David Pech | Track One |
| 2014 | Gregory Nettleton | EngSci |
| 2013 | Colin Playle | Min |
| 2012 | Rahul Verma | ECE |
| 2011 | Nancy Ho | Track One |
| 2010 | Jonathan Ng | ECE |
| 2009 | Richard Medal | ECE |
| 2008 | Yuri Savguira | MSE |
| 2007 | Jimmy Lu | Civ |
| 2006 | Rob Richer | Chem |
| 2005 | Christian Maxwell | EngSci |
| 2004 | Nathan Schnarr | Mech |
Notes:
2024: Runner-up, the one who actually finished was an upper-year imposter.
2021,2023: The competition had 2 co-winners giving the title to 2 F!rosh.
2019: * Left Skule, passing the position to the runner-up.